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Borehole Instrumentation for Emergency Mine Rescue Operations
The Bureau of Mines has developed probes to be used in emergency mine rescue operations by being lowered through a borehole drilled into the underground mine. Various probes can provide two-way voice communication with trapped miners, continuous mine atmosphere monitoring, temperature indication, and television searching capability. At present an infrared imaging probe is being developed for 'seeing' through coal smoke.
Borehole Instrumentation for Emergency Mine Rescue Operations
The Bureau of Mines has developed probes to be used in emergency mine rescue operations by being lowered through a borehole drilled into the underground mine. Various probes can provide two-way voice communication with trapped miners, continuous mine atmosphere monitoring, temperature indication, and television searching capability. At present an infrared imaging probe is being developed for 'seeing' through coal smoke.
Borehole Instrumentation for Emergency Mine Rescue Operations
R. L. King (author) / M. L. Bowser (author)
1976
16 pages
Report
No indication
English
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